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We are loving these business cards we created with local wedding photographer Todd Good. These ultra-thick cards feature charcoal letterpress ink on both sides of a bright white stock. In addition to business cards, we also offer letterheads, envelopes, notepads, and any other business collateral that may be needed!
(photo credit: Todd Good.)
Robert Parisi of Parisi Events picked up his business cards less than 15 minutes ago, but we can't wait another second to share them!! These ultra-thick cards feature gold foil stamping on amethyst paper, duplexed to white 100% cotton paper with amethyst and black letterpress inks - completed with metallic gold edge paint. Rob chose a unique square shape for his business cards - and these will definitely leave an impression on everyone who receives one.
Parisi Events is a wedding, mitzvah, birthday, and party entertainment company from Jupiter. We love them because of the care they put into every event, and their dedication to making each client's event special and unique. If you're in need of a DJ, lighting, entertainment or planning services, definitely check them out at www.parisievents.com.
We were so honored to work with Stan of Bashert Jewelry recently on his business cards. Stan bases each of his custom jewelry designs on the personal love story of the couple, so the uniqueness of the black paper fit his branding perfectly, while the rose gold foil stamping encapsulates the romance of his jewelry. The simplicity, elegance, and subtle luxury of the finished business cards emulate Bashert Jewelry perfectly.
From Stan, regarding the inspiration behind his jewelry design and business: My inspiration was not something I have studied or observed. My signature style was not in the certifications I got on the wall. It was the spark in the eyes of the guy that walked in the studio one day. It was in his quiet, trembling voice, revealing in shy, half-sentences his Love Story to me. Complete stranger. I realized - sitting across, with nervous anticipation, my own Muse was staring at me. It was The Love Story! In Metal and Stones, I give each Love Story its own expression. From the pencil sketch to the final product in the box, I enjoy the whole process. I am addicted to the challenge each story presents. With every couple I meet, I see new forms, new colors and new design blossoming. I draw my energy from the interaction with the phenomenon “Two-In-Love”. I realize, the jewelry, I create, is meant to be a Love Promise. It is a vow with no measure of time. It is eternity captured in a moment.
